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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-08-11

THERE will be a musical and lit
erary feast at the Opera House next
Friday evening, Aug. 18th, under
the auspices Of the w. G. 7. u.
The programme will be as follows:
Music by the Band.
short sketch Of the History and Aims Of the w.
CT. u. and Recitation. Mas. A. NJ. PILcaER.
Quartette.. .MEssRs. OSBORNE AND HAWKINS
AND MISSES MAxEISER AND ROBERTS.
Re itation. n......... Miss LETTIE LEE, Darlington.
Solo ..-. .......... REV. A. NJ PTLCHER.
Recitation ......MRs A. NJ. PlLCHER
Duet MISSES MAXEIEER AND ROBERTS.
Music by the Band.
Recitation ...... Miss FLoRENCE SwEARENGRS,
Darlington.
s. Il. OSBORNE.
ReCitation ....,........... ... MRS A. ~. PHCHER.
Quartette ......-M -MEssHs. OsBoRNEAND HANKIss
AND MISSES MAxEIEER ASD RURERTs.
Music by the Baud
Lemon-ice aud cake Will then be
served. Old and young are cordial
ly invited.
Admission, adults 20 cents; chill
dren under Il 10 cents.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-08-11
NUMBER -.
LIST OF PREMIUMS

To be dicdrdea at tie lSb 1npUaL
Fair Of the Southeastern IPiscon.
sin A,daStri@ ISSociatiou, 40 Nm
eral Point, Sept 6, 2, S aa3a, lss7.
Household and Domestic Dephrtment.
DIVISION }. HOUSEHOLD AND DOMESTIC.
Miss Mary r. Gundry, superintendent.
Premiums will not be awarded 60 any article
borrowed or purchased for the occasion, and all
articles must be made by the exhibitor,
- AlnA.ll MN ~. - 1. = L. ,.-.,-..-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-08-11

9enAficial Department
-,.i for the accommodation of those
elsugo g, want in any way, those who have
.lt tt,l,nd valuable property, and tor those
r.b 10 ose or exchange; Limlt; an5 foT twen.g aaSh
n lusi or twenty-five cents.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-08-11

-ysD,Y was another hot and
i, day-about 100 in the shade.
spre YOU attend the entertain
next Friday evening, Aug. p.
i OWENS 81 Co. will soon be
or the west with a car load of
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-08-11
MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 1887.

THE intense heat of last Thursday
again ignited the sui lphur on the
diggings of Foster % Short. This
time burning about or s tons of
the ore that was ready for market,
also large platform on which the
sulphur laid.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-08-11

DELLER is offering special bar
gains in summer dress goods and
will sell the remaider Of his stock
still on hand at cost. Look out for
bargains
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-08-11

oupsoN DAY, who was recent
sed by a horse, is a great deal
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Die Florence gfiebtineale Der Rtn
berNf1eQe%

Die Florence N%fiebtinaale Der Rims
berpHe9e.
Golgenbes lit elm aus3ug zines an ben
Deutiden Reform Mefenser in gbaun.
bersburst, 3d., seidrietenen Briefes:
Cine WebItbdteri'n.
OeHnet bic Tbare fur Re unb Wars.
Winslow wtrb bemeiien, baB fe bic an,es
rifaniide Glorentiner NadtisaG Der Sin=
Der 1T. Dappn fnb mir 70 iiber3eust,
baB mir ~unierer .Suin" lehren ,perben
5u iasen: v@eiesnet iei Wirs. Winslop"
neil iie berielben bebalfti9 mar, user bic
Yeripse bes Sahneas unb anbere Bes
f9werliGteiten fir 3inber binpes3ufoms
men. Wirs. Wtnslop's Soctbing Sprup
nimnlt ben Sinbern bic Sdmer3en unb
furtrt Dhisntrie unb Dtarrboe. gr
madt ben @aumen 3art, befreit BON
@nt3inbun8 rno brinst bas Sinh gladli1
aber pie YeriCbe bes 3ahueus hinmes.
Gr t9ut serabe bas, mas ct oorsiebt ~
thun, aGes unb nidt meniser. Bir ia.
ben einmal Wirs. Dinslow seieben unb
tennen fe uur bur4 ibren Sccthing
Snrup fir 4inber. Wenn mir bic Wadt
bitten, wirben mir Ne als Seilanb fir
bic 3iuber binftelen = mas fe aud in
Der Tbat III. Der Sprup wirb in
allen Gpctbeteu gu rs Gents per Jlaide
eerfauft.
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Ser ,nerle Qeid1euperbrennuna,

Ser reue 2ei9enperbrennungs.
Ofen ber philadelphia ygrematorp
M%fociation" mirb iebt auf einem
@runbftid BON 80 Ncres in Der 8ors
ftabt Germantown erbaut. 9as &C.
bdube bat cine Gr6Be bon 81 bel sc
SUB unb cine &apele gu ebener grbe,
fopie einen 8erbrennunesofen i'm
y8afement". Sn Der &apeue, bic 80
bel 80 CUB 9rpB unb 40 SUB bod 1T.
unb entlang ben Wdnben bes gansen
@ebdubes finb Nii6en nit peri9liebba,
rem SIastbtiren angebra6t, in benen
l1rnen nit bet aide 8~erbrannter aufbe.
tuabrt tDerben f0nnen. 4u1 befinbei
fi9 in Der GapelIe elm Nltar, Dor BEN
cine Mrt Gatafalf ifebt. Nuf bieiem
rubt bic 2ei1e tpdbrenb Der 3rauerfeier
Dieter &atafalt fiebt nit einem Gle.
bator" in 8erbinbung, 10 bob bic 2ei9s
In bas nBaiement" b%inabgeIafen tper.
ben tam, unb 5uglei9 f6lieBt fi9 bic
Defining ME bic 8erienfung eines
Sbeoters. @an3 Defenders tpirb BIZ
9initige Beleu9iung BET Gapeae gelobt.
4uBer Der 4apele befinben fia in bic.
lem Stodtperfe bes ,Superintenbenten"
Elm Gmpfangs5immer unb cine Office,
tpdbreno oer Seller bur6 ben 8erbren.
n%ungsofen, DeijbOrri6tunsen unb Sob.
lengelaB in 4nfpru9 genOmmen tpirb.
Der aan3e Ban ftebt in Der Mitte bes
0runoifids auf elmer finf iSuB boheu
3errale.
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Wm. 9DRima g subm.

llniere 9auptnabrung 1T nnb bleibi
bas Gleti9, unb I'M iol9es frii9 UNI
gut 3u erlangen, fan1 man unm6gliG
einen auperldifgeren Marft finben, aIs
ben BON Wm. S6fling & Snbn, go.
511 Qbe. s.. Sic 9erren baben BEN
@ef@mad ibrer &unben &e6mung &C.
tragett unb in ibrem gtabliHement eine
falte 2uftmai9ine erri9tet, tpel9e allen
Mnforberungen fiir grbaltuug unb grt=
fernung f6dbli6er Sngrebien5en beg
Gleii6es entipri9t. Sic Baber beifdn=
big in ibren 8iebb6fen einen groBen
Norratb BON Waftbieb, aus mel9em
muir bas Befe fir lire &ut1oen getpdbli
tpirb. Wer reel bebiert fem min, BET
beiu6e ben Martt,. So. 511
Mbenue s. 1,10t1i
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IS miirbe fi@ ai6t Iobnen, naGs
benz 10 piel Miibe unb &apital auf bic
@mporbringung bieier &ranei peraus=
gabt Dorben, fe benz Seroerben aa
iibsrla6en. Meu barf @immols
2.iberzG e gulator nit benz nbtbis
gen 3~utrauen einnebmer, ba er ni9t bon
Mbenteueru bereitet tpirb, melde bas
@ei@dft Der Nr5nei5uiammenitelung it,
genb ME aufgegabelt, ionbern bon ses
bilbeten mirfli9en Npotbetern, tpel9e
bas 5tubium Der Mebtein gu ibrer 2es
%bensaufgabe gema9t baben. 9ie
@orgfaIt, Genauisfeit unb Mettigfeit
f9Dn I'M Nusleben bes &egulators be-
peif, baB es bic beit bereitete Wr3nei i'm
Marfte unb s. $. 3eilin & So. MAIDEN
SIREN Mablipru9 oPurissima & Ops
TINA" CHE reinte unb beite) CUR
Mabrbeit.
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6. $. Mauer,

POS Wef : 6 mmerceFraB
bdlt elm groBes unb iebr gepabItes 2as
get bon Sapeten, &ouleaur,
BiIberrabmen unb. 8eife.n.
unb ferner neben 3eidnenzM aterialiett
aaer Mrt, Garben unb Mnfreiz
der Sd aterialien, Defenders
9ammers fertig gemtf9te
Garben, bic beifen unb bilig1ten i'm
Marfte, BIZ unter boiler @arantie ber=
fault tperben. 5 f r. unb g pi e.
gelgIas unb aubere in bieies Sad
f@lagenbe Mrtitel; tpnrtn 6err Miner
bas gr6Bte Eager i'm Meifeu bes Staa.
tes bat. Muftrdge aus benz 2anbe tpers
ben prompt atsgefibrt.
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Gin offence sdbreiben.
BID0mingtun SIs.,
Is. Sept. 1882.
9erren s. s. gbenep & Co.,

Olu III " " ! W. Su9.s
Is. Sept. 1882.
Serren s. 8. gbenep G Co.,
Solebo. Of.
Sd bin 48 Sabre alt unb litt mein
2eben lang on @atarrb, felt 10 Sabren
lit Id am 4tbma, unb felt 5 Sabren
frdnfelte i'd an einem b6sartiger Sus
fen. Sd gebrauGte aaerlei 9eilmittel
ging mad 9ot Springs-trob alebem
feline 2inberung meines troftlofen 3us
%itanoes, feline Genefuns. Sa fab i'd,
f9on Der Nul6iung nabe, in elmer 3eis
tung cine Anseige bon Or. 9als Gas
tarrb Cure, unb bdtte i'd ni9t fofort
mid biefes Mittels bebient, beKen beil=
fanen @influB i9 in fur3er .3eit 3u fibs
len bic Greube batte-beute ldge i'd I'm
@rabe. Gin uebel mad benz anbert
oeridpanb uro bic @efunbbeit febrte
tuieoer, i9 atbne leidt unb fibte mid
tuobl tuie ME 5ubor. Sd miinf6te eSes
benz, Der bon @atarrb, 9uften, Afbma
beimgeiudt 1T, Salls @atarrb Sure
perionli6 enpfeblen gu f0nnen.
Sd serrnag ni9t Sbnen In Worten
meine belle Sanfbarfeit aus3uipR1en,
nebmen Sic bieie 3eiIen entgegen sur
b~eliebigen 8er6fentli9ung i'm SntereHe
auer 2ei6enben.
Sofepbine @brisman,
400, 6. 81. Street.
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L. HUTH g. SOHN.
bte alte unb beudbrte
Gtfen> Il. 6pl5madren>,


Jasbsn. mnb 8amen>& anhimEa
22e, sas nnb 2se @e,ss~ styase,
Sun antsnio- ---....-.4sgas.
Saben erbalten eine gat.2abuna
D. 3anbreth & @phn g i II e.
reien.
6rib ; grbfeu, Bobnen unb sorm, Gao aoru
weibes unb aelbes. @benfaus srbaIten: Cine
garlabuna $. Qanoretb & eobn e@te Samen.
RartofeIn, als pie extra garIb germont,
garlb &oie, 8eautb Of 6ebron, @bite Gle
plant unb neue Sorten, @arielb unb State
Of Brain.
grpartsn cine @arlabuns Garly climber unb
sarlb Orange 8uderrobr. Samen, sep0bnlide
unb German @iaet, gssptif@es @eis. unb
8eieaforn' g amen. Mn Sanb: Sobuion, Mixeb
Pafure, Srdarb, Yerrenial Mbe, unb Gaiem.
Gras Sataen. @eiber f9ipebifder Safer.
Mgenten fit WietIe BIue@ra8& e 1t.
, Iase, finb bic befen, einfaditen, biaigFen,
tdrtiea unb leidt sebenbfen ReitpFige; ton.
men nit apei suten @ferben ober MnIen bear,
beitet iuerben. @benfals nEongueIess Blue
Bell, vBeautb~ unb n2anreI~, gang ftabl,
riding and walking Cultivators nit ODER obne
Rorn. unb 8aumtuolen.H Hanger.
Aseuteu fir BITE berabmten Brinly Pfuege,
planet IL. Horse Hoe and Cnltivators com
oined, Sanb. Samensrias, YFise unb Gull
tipatoren. Suit. 8. Bre9t BmrfnnafGinen nnb
Buther 1tenflien, partition Bros. & Co., gu
gebrau9 fertis semiihte 8arben, @ba8. Mutbs
eonig. Gxtractoren, 8ieneu.@ au@er, Weefer Il.
@ir tamfen birett bon Gabriten nnb berfaufen
IN ben niebrisfem @tarttpreifen far "cash".
i. Huth e Sohn.
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California @eiue.

M~einliebbaber finben eiu groBes 2as
ger pDr feinen California Weinen BEL
0errn s. s. MeDer am Mlamn
plaaa. 9err Meper iu6t bic Weine
an Ort unb Stelle aus utb faitft birefi
aus Dem Seller Der Weinaidter. MIs
gutter ReHner gelingt es ibm ffets, bic
beften Sorten ausaupdblen. St fam
feline Runben uno Gamilien nit einenl
guter Sropfen berfeben. &otb= unb
WeiBweine In borsiisIi6er Qualitdi
bon ieBt ab $1.00 per @allone - frei
Ing Qaus 9eliefert.
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sds Sn Golse Der MnfOrberungeu,
tpel9e ni1t muir In unferer Stabt, fons
bern aud austp1rts az unfere Gone
Star 8rauerei geitelt uerben,
bat oiefelbe fi9 beranlaBt geieben, nele
Maf9inerie i'm Mertbe BON iiber $685..
600 a~uf3ufelen. Die 8rauerei bat
beute mebr als bic boppelte Rapa3itdt
als 3ur 3eit ibrer @~riinbung unb In
chen benz MaBe baben fi9 bic @ebdus
Iidteiten berme6rt.
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@afferibretae,t NIT gdlamder.

perioner, peI6e fi9 beim WaKer.
iprenge1 ber S9Idu9e 5ebienert nols
len, inb erfu6t, f9 in unferer Office
bic n6tbige 2i3ens auf elm Sabr-am
/. Wai ~beginnenb = su Derf9affen, ba
fir foI9en Ma6ergebrau9 cine Spe.
aialrate bere9net mirb. Wer biefer
auforberung nidt na6tommt unb Bic
borgei1riebenen 8ebingungen iidt er.
fhlt, Iduft @efabr, baB inn bic Wafz
Ieraufubr abgei6nitten tDirb.
Dte gSaHertuerf 9pmpasmte.
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**** 6eitele Gran,beiten beiber @es
i9le9ter, glei6biel ME berbeigefhbrt,
i1ileu ua6 fir bic Sauer turirt. Bud
mis ndberen Nngaben 10 gents In
&iefmarten. Mbreifire: Worlds Diss
pensary Medical Association, 633
Main Street, Buffalo, New York.
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Sos Barbecue Der 4ntis Yrobibi,

= Ous B1rDetUe Oct NHIIsPrDDI0ts
tioniiten in Sort Worib mirb groBartig
Derben. IS 1T auf ben 26. Suli anges
iebt. Ollie Melt nimmt She'll uno bas
aomite erbielt 10 sabIreide @eidente
on S6fen. &dlbern, 8elb, probifos
men &C., baB Aaes umionft w~eggegeben
tuerben fam.
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Sdmade mnb tinoerlsie Granell

folten ni6t ber3peifeIn, ~IOnnern &a.b9 unb Be-
lebruns aus einem 8u6e fdopfen, burd mel
DIES Sauienbe innerbaIb t~irSeitsr Belt ibre bolle
@efunbbeit mieber erlanet unb ben eiusisen
@uni4 hires 9ersens in Grfuauns seben IA.
ben. Sas nit pieien aranfengef9idien ct.
~lduterte, reidlid aussefattete neuefe Mert
ipirb GRATIS unb franco berfdidt BON Der
Srtbate Gltntc 81 9tSpengarn, Is q.
$DMftpn Gtr., Netp gprf, ". y.
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a 9as Some Star 8ier-
SEP wie 6lai6enbier = 1T bas reinite
I'm Wtarft, mobli1medenb, 9eiunb unb
fur Seben 3utrdsli6. Ser ungebeure
nmidB ipridt fur bic pOpularitdt oes
8ebrdues.
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- Grau 6ausmann in Meps
ersDiue bat aud bisfss WiaI tpieber ben
erften gaaen 8dummolle in ben Martt
gebra6t. Dos Yrobutt mar BON gutter
auaIitdt; Der 8allen ipog 594 Yfuno.
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Rad eagle paB III bic Maelbnns
gsfommen, baB s. s. Dubal, @igens
tbiin1er Der Gebral Wtnen bel Santa
&oia, Merito, ermorbet pprbeit 1T.
Gr berlieB bas Minelager nit $3.50 in
Der 5ai6e; bas @elb mar oer{9tpuas
ben, folgli6 liegt Elm &aubmorb Dor.
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2,179 I'M Betrase hon $535,o00
Aufrasen fir Msentea, foiuie Ratep
fir Clubs t6nneu lur 1T Der Office Ia Nep
Orleans gema9t tuerhen. @esen Jabsrer MUG
tunft f4reibe mon bentlid bic 90n3e Abrefe.
Wfan f4ide @elb bur@ Hcfal n o.
ten, GrpreB Wcneh Orber, Wstp Ocrf
We4jel auf Wen Orfedrs.
Briefe NIT @urrenrn naberanbert per Grpreb
Wir aablen eyprebtofen.
M. u. Daupbtn,
Netp Ortenns Ia.
Nan ~abreitre resiFrirte 9riefe an bic
Nen Srleans Wotirrdl Danf,
slep DsIeans, Ga.
Gbmarb Moore, M0ent,
22l aeeauia STRIDE, Gan s~4ntouic, Seras
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FRITZ STEINER
BETTER ber Dads
Summer so, 81, 50, SIS, 80 unb IS.
&au Nntonio, xexas.
J.. Huth a Sohn.

Die Rutfden fiub nem, MODERN, beauem nuf
BITE gferbe ausse3eidnet. Grembe, tpelde I'D
b~erfelbea bebienen wolen, inben fe aaf BEN
Mamo. unb Nain. Eia3a Beaeunnsen ton.
men auberbem i'm Stale, Ode bon Souifon.
STRIDE unb Nbenue Q ODER per Telepbou no.
3O6 sema6t b, rben. Yreife ratfonable
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nnabertrefIide slnS!:5ansl
neber cine talbe Minirn beflDbf4
La. s.. L..
2pui1iana @tote Qotterp So.

DtefeS Snfitnt iDur6e I'M S0bre 1868 fiji
eraiebnnss. unh Bobltbatisfeits 3pede bon
Der Staat8lesisIatur gefetIi6 ineorporiri.
Dnrd Elm iiberfdtuenglibes 8otam mnrSen ibre
@edte elm Sbeil Der gegentpdrtisen Staatseon.
fhtution, a%nsenommen am 2. December 1879.
Sbre sroBen 3%iebungen bon e~iMaeI.
men Mummern finben monatli9 ifatt
Die unteraei6neten 8anfen nnb Banfier8
werben alIe @epinne in bet 2onifana Gtaats.
2otterie, bic ibnen praientirt tper6en, ausaabIeu.
s. 3. SSlesbH, Yrdf. 2a. Stat. Bant.
.. 9anaur, Brdi. State Scat. Bonf.
u. Balbwin, Prdj. &c. 8. Stat. Bant.
Carl achn, Brdi. linton Nat. 1ant.
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Die oJreie Nreffe fir geyas"
eat Don anett oeattf@ /. teraniid)et
asitsn8es, ote 8r5bte Hbomnemte.ts
sa9i.
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@rpBe ntunatltae 3tsbune
In Der aeabetat Of Mufe, Netp Drleaus
Dienftas ben -. Suli 1887.
6aupt9emintt $150,0OO.
100000 aidets 5u $40 iebes.
9albe S.. Sanftel 81. 5ebntel 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-11

TIE river is once more falling at this
point. There WAS only depth OF 2 feet
inches in the channel last evening at dusk
according to the levee marks. The Bell
sire and Princess are continuing to make
things lively In the Bellairs trade. The
local packets are doing only fairly we'll. The
Oonrier ia this mornings Parkeraburg
nRcket. "a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-11
GOING TO ST. LOUIS IN ,ss.
Tho Gorlnnnin GesnngsvereIn Will take Pm.
-. x rlflt-s I-g'F In fbe StuD ~

F. Il
Tho Gorlnnnia Gesangsvercln Will take Par,
In the Sssngcrfest.
The next international North America
S9ngerfest Is to be held at st. Louis ia
June 1883, little less than one year from
now, but notwithstanding that the time is
still 90 far of it has already been decided!
that Wheeling Is to be represented there
and that too by able talent. At meeting
Of the Germania Singing Society hold last
evening 1t was unanimously decided that
the singing section and the banner OF the
Society should be sent to st. Louis as they
have ip years past to Milwaukee, Buffalo,
and other points where the great s,eneer.
tests have been held. Tho Germania will
at once send for the music to be sung at
st. Louis and as soon as 1t is received will
commence rehsarsiug it. ysSs- e ii
The Gsrmania is the oldest and also
one Of the largest singing societies in the
city, and 1t 10 quite tho appropriate thing
for it to be the frat to signify Its intention
OF going to, what is to German singing
societies in this country. the great trien.
NAL musical event in their history.
Nearly all the other societies will proba.
bly, follow in it's footsteps and decide to 20.
At these events in the past the Wheeling
societies have always received high praise
for their work. Eli.s2 X rs
Fl The ,Gormania will not only actively en-
gage in rehesrsing the music but it will
arrange several entertainments for the
purpose OF raising fund to meet the nee.
easary expenses OF such long trip. They
have already arranged two or three sur.
prise aHaira that will BIO enjoyable,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-11

Those Of our readers who have not vel
had summer outing should take ad.
vantage Of the opportunity presented by
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
excursion to Atlantic City aud Cape Msy,
advertised to leave Wheeling Thursday,
August 18Th. Tickets are good for ten
days with privilege Of stopping of at
Washington City on tho return Journey.
They will be sold for both the morning
and evening express trsina Of that date,
The train leaving at ga. N. will have q
parlor car attached, which will run
through to Philadelphia, arriving at S:45
in the evening, same day. Passengers
taking this train remain over night in
Philadelphia. The train leaving Wheeling
at 5 AS r. NJ. has a sleeping car through to
Philadelphia, arriving next dsy at noon.
Tickets will be valid for passage from
Philadelphia to Atlantic City or Cape
May on sll regular trains Of tho 10th. 81.
The low rate OF $40 places this trip
within the .rssch Of moot Of our people,
and those whose duties have kept them
at home during tho late torrid weather
should recuparate their exhausted en-
ergies by weeks sojourn in the brsclng
sea air and enjoy the luxury Of the de-
lightful surf bathing, Tor which the Ne "
Jersey resorts are famed, rs !5Sttt Is en- FL
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a SAD DROWNING 4, /, Z
a Ton.Year.old Boys Costly Trip after a

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Yesterday. morning ten.year.old boy
named Willie Prince. son Of Allied
Prince, well.known Btesmboatman, and
nephew Of Captain Tom Primes aud Cap.
tain William Prince, was playing about on
the river bank al The mouth OF the crack
with his cousin, Willie Wooster, q boy 81
about hts own age, when fio saw a largo
watermelon, which had been droppel
from a barge Of melons lying at the upper
end Of the wharf, float past. He rolled up
his pantaleona and started to wade out al.
ter 1t. The formation Of the bank there
Is very deceptive, a seriea OF precipitous
rocks near the waters edge ilhinga deem
pool. Young Prince: stepped off one Of
these rocks aud sank out Of sight. His
young companion at once raised the
alarm. but nobody being near enough to
give any assistance the unfortunate bow
wns swept out Of sight. z lla@9 l5f71 -.
When the Princess, on which his father
was employed as pilot, came up from Bell.
nire, MIR. Prince at once with the aid OF
friends set about searching for the body,
but up to late hour last evening, when
the search was stopped by darkness, tha
efforts 10 find the body had not been re.
warded. III : 49,
Mrs. Prince, the boys mother, was i'll at
the family residence on West street,
North Wheeling, and the news Of the,
drowning Of her boy was severe blow 10
her. She was seriously Frustrated with
grief. The bereaved parents have the
sympathy Of all in their sore silllction. X
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in tho CITY aud wheeling Folks

Abroad. .,s
W. O. Jones is visiting friends at Wells
burg.
Rev. A. Buckhanon, formerly Of
Monndsville, but now Of Knoxville, Tenn.
Is at the Mcclure.
Dr. J. II. Harris, Of Parkersburg, is al
the Mcclure House. He will be In the
city for day or two.
Mr.. John P. Glass, of the IHTELLiGExcEH
counting room, ia home from a vacation
trip to New York city. 81
Mr.. Spell, OF Detroit, Mich, a brother
of Professor Spell, director OF the Opera
House Orchestra, is hero on visit.
Prof.. James Hammond and wife. Of this
city, who have been visiting friends in
stsubenville, returned homo yesterday.
Mrs. A. J. McGarreIl and children and
Misses Rosie and Maggie Tucker left yes
terdsy for two weeks visit to Terra Alta.
Mrs. Capt. COLON and son, Mr.. Walter
Colon, OF Philadelphia, are the guests OF
Mrs. Margaret Griffith, Of Thirteenth
street. SIS
Mr.. John O. Lynch, Secretary Of the Y.
NJ. G. A., OF this city, left yesterday for
his former home in Harrisburg, to visit
his sister. 81 49, s..is 8,
Mr.. Sidney Anshutz, news editor on the
Register staff, leaves this morning for
Philadelphia, where he formerly lived,
and points along the coast, on a much
needed vacation trip Of two or three
Teeks. s3i' .fitsl.
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THE AGRICULTURAL INTEREST,"

24A aoRlLVLl phAA lAlEhbSl*
The following circular has been issued
to al farmers, gardeners, fruit growers
and florists: ne. r. i3,l
At tho great Reunion OF the Society Of
tho Army Of West Virginia, at which
thousands Of visitors IRON far and near
will be present, there will DO on the Goth
day Of August, q grand Trades Display
Procession, in which all tho industries
Of Wheeling and the surrounding country
will be represented, i1lal
The intention is 10 make this display
Of such character as to reflect credit on
the whole region OF country, On both
sides Of the river.
Therefore, special invitation Is OK.
tended to all farmers, gardeners, dairy.
men, vineyardists, fruit growers and flor.
lists 10 deck out wagons and vehicles OF
some kind which will represent their
specisl line OF products, and take part In
this great industrial procession.
|. Anyone willing to send a wagon will
pleaGe report as early as possible to
Theo. Schroeder, chairman OF Agricultural
Department. 17S North Front street,
Wheeling, W. Va, or to any Of the iol.
lowing members OF the committee:
Conrad Lash, Frank Walter, w. F. Zane,
William Lipherd. ~ !